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Unlocking clean hydrogen mobility: A strategic guide

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The global transition to a low-carbon economy requires the large-scale deployment of clean energy technologies, fundamentally reshaping value chains and stakeholder dynamics. Among these technologies, hydrogen—long integral to the energy and chemical...

Xueyuan Cui

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Xueyuan Cui is a Ph.D. candidate from The University of Hong Kong. He works with Michael B. McElroy and Chris P. Nielsen on the interaction between power grids and building systems under climate change. Heat waves in cities lead to a steep increase of...

HCP Highlights: Academic Year 2023-24

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As the academic year 2023-24 draws to a close, we congratulate Harvard's newest class of graduates! We also pause to reflect on a year chock-full of research, knowledge exchange, and connection with our network of collaborators in Cambridge, China, and...

Sheng Liu

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Research Interests: Low-carbon city and green building design; Building performance simulation and optimization; Urban microclimate and urban building energy modeling

Dr. Liu is currently an Assistant Professor in the School of Architecture, Southwest...

Salata Institute Funds Eight New Climate Research Projects

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Today, the Salata Institute announced a third round of seed grant awards for work on understudied and emerging topics in climate and sustainability. The funded proposals, which includes one from the Harvard-China Project, include research into new methods...

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1998. Energizing China: Reconciling Environmental Protection and Economic Growth. Cambridge, MA: HUCE/Harvard University Press
1998. Energizing China: Reconciling Environmental Protection and Economic Growth. Cambridge, MA: HUCE/Harvard University Press
Chris Nielsen and Michael B. McElroy. 1998. “Introduction and Overview”. In Energizing China: Reconciling Environmental Protection and Economic Growth, edited by Michael B. McElroy, Chris P. Nielsen, and Peter Lydon. Cambridge, MA: HUCE/Harvard University Press
Chris Nielsen and Michael B. McElroy. 1998. “Introduction and Overview”. In Energizing China: Reconciling Environmental Protection and Economic Growth, edited by Michael B. McElroy, Chris P. Nielsen, and Peter Lydon. Cambridge, MA: HUCE/Harvard University Press
Sumeeta Srinivasan. 2005. “Linking Land Use and Transportation in a Rapidly Urbanizing Context: A Study in Delhi, India”. Transportation, 32, 1, Pp. 87-104
Sumeeta Srinivasan. 2005. “Linking Land Use and Transportation in a Rapidly Urbanizing Context: A Study in Delhi, India”. Transportation, 32, 1, Pp. 87-104
Sumeeta Srinivasan and Peter P. Rogers. 2005. “Travel Behavior of Low-Income Residents: Studying Two Contrasting Locations in the City of Chennai, India”. Journal of Transport Geography, 13, 3, Pp. 265-74
Sumeeta Srinivasan and Peter P. Rogers. 2005. “Travel Behavior of Low-Income Residents: Studying Two Contrasting Locations in the City of Chennai, India”. Journal of Transport Geography, 13, 3, Pp. 265-74
Yu Deng, Shenghe Liu, Jianming Cai, Xi Lu, and Chris Nielsen. 2015. “Spatial Pattern and Evolution of Chinese Provincial Population: Methods and Empirical Study”. Journal of Geographical Sciences, 25, 12, Pp. 1507-20
Yu Deng, Shenghe Liu, Jianming Cai, Xi Lu, and Chris Nielsen. 2015. “Spatial Pattern and Evolution of Chinese Provincial Population: Methods and Empirical Study”. Journal of Geographical Sciences, 25, 12, Pp. 1507-20
Tao Song, Jian-ming Cai, Teresa Chahine, Hui Xu, and Fang-qu Niu. 2014. “Modeling Urban Metabolism of Beijing City, China, With Coupled System Dynamics: Emergy Model”. Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment, 28, 6, Pp. 1511-24
Tao Song, Jian-ming Cai, Teresa Chahine, Hui Xu, and Fang-qu Niu. 2014. “Modeling Urban Metabolism of Beijing City, China, With Coupled System Dynamics: Emergy Model”. Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment, 28, 6, Pp. 1511-24
Yanxia Zhang, Haikun Wang, Sai Liang, Ming Xu, Qiang Zhang, Hongyan Zhao, and Jun Bi. 2015. “A Dual Strategy for Controlling Energy Consumption and Air Pollution in China’s Metropolis of Beijing”. Energy, 81, 1 March, Pp. 294-303
Yanxia Zhang, Haikun Wang, Sai Liang, Ming Xu, Qiang Zhang, Hongyan Zhao, and Jun Bi. 2015. “A Dual Strategy for Controlling Energy Consumption and Air Pollution in China’s Metropolis of Beijing”. Energy, 81, 1 March, Pp. 294-303
Y. Zhao, LP Qiu, RY Xu, FJ Xie, Q. Zhang, YY Yu, C.P. Nielsen, HX Qin, H.K. Wang, XC Wu, WQ Li, and J. Zhang. 2015. “Advantages of City-Scale Emission Inventory for Urban Air Quality Research and Policy: The Case of Nanjing, a Typical Industrial City in the Yangtze River Delta, China”. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 15, Pp. 12623-44
Y. Zhao, LP Qiu, RY Xu, FJ Xie, Q. Zhang, YY Yu, C.P. Nielsen, HX Qin, H.K. Wang, XC Wu, WQ Li, and J. Zhang. 2015. “Advantages of City-Scale Emission Inventory for Urban Air Quality Research and Policy: The Case of Nanjing, a Typical Industrial City in the Yangtze River Delta, China”. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 15, Pp. 12623-44
Yu Deng and Sumeeta Srinivasan. 2016. “Urban Land Use Change and Regional Access: A Case Study in Beijing, China”. Habitat International, 51, February, Pp. 103-13
Yu Deng and Sumeeta Srinivasan. 2016. “Urban Land Use Change and Regional Access: A Case Study in Beijing, China”. Habitat International, 51, February, Pp. 103-13
Rong Xie, Clive E. Sabel, Xi Lu, Weimo Zhu, Haidong Kan, Chris P. Nielsen, and Haikun Wang. 2016. “Long-Term Trend and Spatial Pattern of PM2.5-Induced Premature Mortality in China”. Environment International, 97, Pp. 180-86
Rong Xie, Clive E. Sabel, Xi Lu, Weimo Zhu, Haidong Kan, Chris P. Nielsen, and Haikun Wang. 2016. “Long-Term Trend and Spatial Pattern of PM2.5-Induced Premature Mortality in China”. Environment International, 97, Pp. 180-86